In 2050, Chiswick Eyot faces communal and climate crises that threaten its existence. This project proposes a unique form of conservation that leverages human trace to benefit the non-human elements. Rather than depending solely on conservation efforts, the building is organically designed to be future-ready, encompassing function, aesthetics and program to withstand climate extremes and social neglect.

This project combines multiple layers of use, blurring the boundaries between infrastructure, building, and habitat. It features a mutant typology that includes an energy generator, water filtration system, and waterpark, while also providing habitats for microecosystems. Regenerative pools serve as focal points, each supporting specific vegetation and ensuring clean water returns to the River Thames.

With intentional erosion in mind, the project embraces chronological imprints and natural forces, paying homage to their influence on the site.